The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1873, Page 10

10 A WOMAN'S STORY. The Bistory of the Centre Street a |é tempted Warder and Suicide. Ya Mother and Three Children Haunted by a Fiend—Houscless, Penniless and Bereft, Secking for Work. Wistrecht’s Preparation for His Bloody Work. Yery ie in the Room Where the Shots Were / Fired—Dusband and Wife in Bellevue, * another example was furnished yesterday morn- “mg, @ few minutes after midnight, of the frenzy and depravity produced by lasciviousness and a Mfe of debauchery. The statement of the ultimate Tesult of @ continued life of badness does not take many words to tell. In this case, as in most Others, it was the usual attempt at murder, and ‘then the attempt at suicide. But there is a long story of crime and grief and patient endurance to narrate before the culmina- tion of the evil deeds of the weuld-be murderer ‘was reached in this double crime, and the story ‘would begin as far back as seventecn years ago, nd would require to travel through @ daily Mife of misery for one of two persons, from her girlhood to ber womanhood; and for the other, an almost datly life of febauchery from early manhood to the hour he sbot his wife ina tenement room yesterday morn- ing. Such a tale as this, however, need not be told again, for it is too familiar to most people who read the records of crime, and it is scarcely neces- Bary in a case like this todo more than to state the facts of the crime to bring the whole previous his- tory of the criminal and bts victim in their daily lives before the imagination. THE WOMAN'S STORY IN THE HOSPITAL, Seventeen years ago Christina Weiskricker was ® beautiful girl of fifteen, a bionde, and the only danghter of her parents, who were simple, humble people, residing in Cologne, Germany. Henry Wisbrecht was then # young man, about twenty-seven years of age, residing in the same place, and a cabinetmaker by trade. By ali the artifices he could command he had gained the affections of the girl, and, belng ® fellow of generally lewd propensities, he had from the start resolvea to seduce her. Having taught the child how to err he had but little dimi- culty in persuading the girl of fifteen how to sin, and the result was that he seduced her and that she gave birth to a child. Everything that the aged parents could do was done to save the unfortunate girl from the clutches of her destroyer, but again he succeeded in eluding their vigilance, and, under promises of marriage, nother child was born. The girl being still young, her friends believed that, were she to go to America, there might still be some hope that Wis- brecht might marry her, and to this end advised her. Money was’ procured for her, and by a secret understanding both left Germany and arrived, aiter a lapse of some months ofa ship's voyage across the ocean, in New York, After a short time the girl succeeded in inducing her lover to marry her, and the usual nuptial formula was gone through with. But being thus tied dawn Wisbrecht soon longed for freedom, and this longing appeared at first in Ins absence from his home, and, later on, in a par- tial ill-treatment of his wife. Very soon the. man’s real character developed itself more Tully and intensely, and his wife soon learned that she had been discarded in her husband's affections, and that night after night the gay young man of thirty was spending his evenings and part of his nights inthe company of other women. The old, early sin, she knew, would be thrown in ther face were she to assert herself as became her position as a wile; and, though she heard from ime to time of the evil habits of her husband, sbe ventured upon no reproach, patientiy believing that time might cure him of evil ways in which she knew he been travelling ever ce he was & boy. But-the waiting was ALL IN VAIN and time ently brought to het, migty alter night, the return of her husband about two or three w’clock in the morning, Kicks and bruises to her Dody and foul and filthy language to her ears. A growing family did not alter this state ot affairs, Mor did remonstrance nor the contempt of those who knew of his treatment of bis wife change the @ebauchee in the least. It became a notorious fact that he was a man addicted to the crime of treating his wife badly, and as the years went by there was no improvement. It is only when pa- Uence is broken "down that the public ear ever hears of the weary life that pea re upon it and has succumbed at last; and so in this case, the woman could no longer bear the heavy load that had been thrown upon her. For nearly fonrteen years she had been gradually coming to the point of rebellion. “ During these years she had pore. eleven children, f whom ten died, leaving now three living. ‘ith tais series of burdens and misfortunesit is not & surprise that the time had come when endurance ‘Was no longer possible, so, in April, 1872, the wo- “man resolved to leave her brutal husband and seck @ shelter and support for herself and the three ehildrem elsewhere. Alter consulting with the few friends who had kindly offered and given her synipatby during the more recent years of her hard life, she determined upon going to Bridgeport, Cont., and thither she went, taking the children with her. At Bridgeport she speedily obtained work a8 @ laundress, and er a few weeks got @mployment also jor the two girls and the boy. They remained here fora year, liv- ae ha) happily, all of them earning, and having even an they wanted of the necessities of lite. ne ¢ wife was content, the childen even more than ae but In an evil hour the husband again coveted them, as if the devil prompted him to destroy the little share of peacefulness that nis wife was i erate. During the year that the wife and ren were awa: sbrecht, as his wile al- Seges, cohabited with another woman, who gave birth to a child, and it as after this that he went ‘to Connecticut and persuaded the wile to retarn to him, telling her a story of a future connubial ‘bliss in store for her, which the Co hs Date woman only too readily believed. In April last she and the elidren returned ‘to New York, and the whole fi went to reside St 515 Washington street. But after a very short time Wisbrecht returned to iis old ways. He be- - again to come home late, to beat his wile and yo use abusive Jan; age towards her. Ascarshe Wore on her shrunken face, which was the result of a former assault upon her, was only the incen- tive for i RTHER MALTREATMENT, and the kindness She at that time showtd him, ‘when he was imprisoned for his offence, in be- seaching the Police Justice for his Liberation from the convict’s cell, only emboldened him to further gorrage her in tue hope that no harm could Karna to While they were living at Washin Street Wisbrecht came home td night, in com, may with another map, who, Mrs. Wisbrecht 5, rm was an employé in the same establishmen,' ‘which her husband worked, and the two carriec\ a ane Of wood, carelully covered and well co t- aled, On the wife asking him what it was hie hea brought home with him, te replied that it wa 3 Some wood, and that he had paid $30 for it. When asked turther where he had got so much money to py for it he replied that it was the other man who paid the money. Very Crd afterwards, wes NM: Mrs. Wisbrecht met the wife of the other em: ployé, referred to above, she ascertained, so she St that the two men had stolen the wood employ yers, ‘This was a blow to her all Wisbrecht’s badness, he had never before, and with a feehle hope—feeble trom soleneee of her own mind, as well asfrom the oa ih of her husband’s character—she de- Sermined to threaten him with exposure of this crime whenever his til treatment of her again excyssive. But. she soon found that her determination in this fegard was just as futile in controllin; he man as Mhoutands of efforts to the same en: faa and only ied to greater persecu- ‘ion, "Bo ahe re resolved toleave him again, and Aa this resobye she engaged a few rooms at No. 75 For- Rev io, be i nf er the bey, Suess fr 6 ms er the bo; . dy ;' check upon v, Siiabrect, at ‘ner new domicile, ee procured washil fo, and she counselled the elder of the g,'Tis eon some respectable em- loyment during tx day jn @ store or @ factory. é gir] went out to look for work, apd on the id of the first waay 3 e returne i oy Bo ad got employment at $8.60 a Week. Forsyth street co ee THE GIRL hk” ® young fellow whi ut honorably toward her, = this young man, with a lover's eyes, imotoed - ¢8 at the girlon # few event. had come rather ter than she could have inoen yg ary ined. He chided her with ,this, and the rply answered him that he took @ cup pm the table amd threaten d to throw, it her, bat did not do 80, tow aye atterw: Seeuaa talien 0, Victin te a rt 6 » Hving in & hov'se of 4 fame, of could not have been done by this seeking to implicate the mother ine the, ih ra the oo nad he ner erres pate Delieved Ne story her Raving have meant 80 sian store in Sprin; i yeni with : bel to disposing mily having com es but the cone moray ao a Nlgbrecut rete to sell for ‘that ainouat. 25, ADs ra, Wvisbrecht Tuosday nt away, but returned earl eng iter some of his customary JURSTED HER re, telling ihe roast dat nd bring some laudanum. enue to do, and he then commanded and bring twenty Ay yore, of “audane do ft ae mares bat, instona 0 here she spen' a she being wale from ht delayed some’ little time in that ‘Wisbricht TuSRt One t, iting her a8 B while she returned to the <a x ‘fo me had we sion, The father nea were the touse 4 an sie ag te aig e unfortuna! less, Penmilees, pesend ies ene chilale of hers in a neighboring street, from whom she borrowed rece then set out to look for y place at which she could ft it. rocured some wasl nig 50 it No, 221 Centre her the mone: we t ans Alter short search she Hero’ ah orice alle and was sitting, in the workes ere she iy i. A knock was which was answered by who, on returning, said that see his wile. How Wis- brecht discovered his wife’s whereabouts she dia not know, and she dreaded to meet him. refused tosee the man, put Mrs, ight es hb Wisbrecht Wisned. to led her to do so, sayin, bat for_some li q together Reta. To this Wisbrec! tempted to kill himeelf, his mouth out to the lodged, wound, all hope is attended him on Mrs. Wisbrecht is was feared she woul ire, “German Hearts Caprice Militaire } fie. Amarr heti eee "Selection, dello? 8 Mazurka Brilliant, ~ winded 9. Paraphrase in “Lorley’ 10. poles, U4 oncert eo 1 Galop, fourth edition © Expre: On and after Tuesd: music at Tompkins, are yparent that that “hike. and 'y some means. or a rs went to the ae ria of charges thrown into’ san of the “Senitre yBtreet ior house, Here she Femsmned ior about come upon panel and as se had told he ae tale to a humane lawyer t the trial to enlighten the hy Aer TF pare of last wee nis wo 4 it weel i Herae death bed yesterday, moet solemnly sted “Lnat ad of her daughier a8 to id hg she could ‘words as to oe Wr4 oat. second foned fur fare ae and brought the in Forsyth teen fe to price to leave the than ah , more Ne So were new es ng ae. to 53 the or ving a, gi She lieving ain down and cease Sanat death. ring miseek the children with there alone, house. less, She relative Es heard She ab- that she might Invite him up wil ‘Wisbrecht was accordingly seen and invited ip stairs, and for some half hour or so the Wisbrecht then invit e out and have some oysters, oral, and after leavin, his wife remained in up and down in the nei Wisbrecht had now talked his wife wing him to enter the house When bere ae ay staira it was about ten o'clock, ring told them that Wisbrecht and his might rd in the house that night if ad were content to sleep on & iets in a smail another chair, the ure in the room. wand his wife, consented, and re- turned to thelr apartments, Each took a chair and front of the window, and Wisbrecht talked to bis ‘Witt’ bg B BY, and of the love he he aways felt for here while he told t. He then presented head and — her in the face. rid herself of his grasp, as he was en- deavoring io put bis hand upon her mout! shot her again in four different places, He then at- sending the ball paren ht side of his head, where HOW SHE TOLD IT. Such was the story told fold yesterday by the un- fortunate woman to & HERA! pak to her at her be tesy of Warden Brennan, most exhausted by the effort to speak continuously, but the excitement of the narrative sup- ported her the e jor a drink, and a little. brandy and water was gi Whether her tale is true or not, it was certainly uttered in @ manner that indicated truthfulness, and no amount of shifting of the scenes was able in the least to shake the accuracy of her statement. Wisbrecht ts frightfuil lodged in the right side of the head. there is some chance that he ma sets in in certain contingencies of the ast for him. Dr. Shaw, who is arrival at the hospital, said yesterday that it would be better he al speak much, though he is not suficiently pros- trated as yet to lose the power of speech. THE SQLITARY VISITOR. on much better than it ir the shooting, and the probability is she may recever. She was yesterda: visited by her youngest daughter, who was muc! affected at the sight of her bandaged and wounded No one else called during the day to see either the husband or the wife. MUSIO IN MADISON SQUARE. The Department of Parks announce that if the weather is fine there will be music by the Central Park Band at Madison square on Thursday, August 28, from five toseven P.M. The following is the programme :— all sat his wife loon Wes- e Street, strolling ighborhood of the ain with her her, At length t, and kept that that ever pistol at her She scream nd but he orter, who was ide by the cour- At times she seemed al- then. asked "wounded, the bail bela woub e though recover, yet, ould not hext, September 2, the ‘ashington and Madison squares will commence at half-past four, instead of five o'clock, as heretofore. CONVENTION OF ITALIAN SOCIETIES, Sr. Louis, Mo., August 27, 1873, A national convention of the various Italian so- cieties of the country commenced their annual ses- sion here Sige! but only preliminary business was legates are present from New York, Richmond, Cincinnati, Lounviaee Others are expected to SUN AND MOON, rise 6 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER, Rieemettp HNonover (N@), Hi Himbeck, Bremen—Oelrichs i Cu'y of Galveston, Evans, New Orleans—C Sacer opots Kickerson, Wilmington, NC— ip Zodiac, Chapin, Morehead City—Murray, idalgo (Br), Noberts, Penarth Roads for orders etm, tor), Johannesen, Cork for orders— Nhomesen, Hamburg—Funeh, Miah Laura (ier), Weimen’, Bremen—Herman Koop & Co ark Constant! (Aus), Krogiteh, Triesto—locovich & Tube! Cain, Btane. Marsaifiee—Jas Hearv. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. HIGH WATER. eve 11 52 ve 11 07 orn 1 37 pool: |S Brond way. roadway. 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 19 Broadway, 61 Broadway. 28 Broadway. {Bowling Green 19 Broadway 69 Broadway. 58 Broadway. i Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green Broadwi Gt Broalwat Ip Broadway. 38 Brose PORT \0F NEW YORK, AUG. 27, 1878. Fees eect wa Brig Nellie Gay, Noyes, Blo Grande do Sul—C H Trum- bull. vbiis Tendent os Hvser, Rio Grande do Sul—Punch, beg Att Wicks, Laguayra and Porto Ca- dell le=Dallett Sioa Brig Es bridg Simpson & Shaw. earn Star, Poster, Georgetown, Dem—H Trow- aries A Moard (Br), Messenger, St Joba, PR— Sehr kdina, Williams, Basso, WCA—Yates & Porler- Behe Eastern Queen (Br), Wark, Kingston, Ja—B J Sehr Owen, Parnell, Aux Cayes—Youngs, Smith Co, li A Webb, Wold, Jacmel—B J Wenberg,. Behr Miwa, ‘Field, Bt tipane Bes: Cater | 5 Co. "eehed rep Botan Jacksonville—Warren Ra: fone ve oT Beuiley, W! Hiiainse Charlestone-Bendey, Gil Behr (aurart Bote, Mulan BAL e' 7, Baltimore— Behe Mary’ F Fike, Good, Boston —Jed Frye & Co. Behr Niger, Thompson, Gloucs Fisher , Steamer E' C Biddle, Alexand Wn Olyd Scoamner Sarah, Jones, Philadelphus, ARRIVALS. / REPORTED By THE HERALD. STRAM xaours aD HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH Rosia (Br, Cook, anda Ang ang i094 ship enstown 17th, 4 Y, Fete, at 1 230, tied 2, bare hanged peat ion ob ag, @ Gorman ship, showing letierd “eet “h aig ie (Bn, Holman, Demorara 10 10 and ir fuer ‘Klopper, Bremen, ath ea Bark kamal malig (Aus Sclaletovich, London 64 days, with mise’ mdse Bi rk at Fentliens hea di Johnson, Bristol, B, 86 ae Eee pian lien iron ‘to order vomset to Yovous sara & soue: mal Cardiff 85 days, in ballast, me | eine boa ES corey Mew vt spot rs i unch,” Bae Gor ie” enckoked ok Baney + Rotterdam 47 days, in 1 gad Rotterdam 70 Sdenten Bremen 42 days, with Li Co, maerk Madura (en Meier, Hamburg 45 days, with Baek Armin: ns Habare, Havre 87 days, in ballast, Bark HMindet (ior, Ingebrethsen, Bordeaux bana in ballast, to erder. k Marianna ITT (Port), Santos, Lisbon 27 day cork to L E Amsinck & Co. Bark rae (Wor), Henriksen, at Nasaire 50 ton in Bark BY nelle (ta), Saraye, ita 52 asys, sulphur to Funch, Edye & ibraltar Jal fark Giuseppe d’A\ ands “ata, o slgeovich & pes 65 days, with mdse to order; Nagy vit Poe Candido (ita, Trai 5 aay a Ag wit rosie, “Paseed Glibranar he Tenth Say 6, Xug'2i, 1 iat 36 lon 7230, spoke bark WE An- aprsan, hee hence for Hav: jar sf, Sages Gas irius (Ger), Felncke, Nalage 47 with mdse to Hatton, Wawson & C Co vessel to Tetens kmann, Passed Gibraltar July bie fk Buy Region (in, Smith, Boston 5 days, in bal- a8 Brig Tasso (tal) Trapanl, Licata $6 with sulphur to order; vessel to Blocovich & Co. Passed Gibraltar Jul ing Annie Gardner, Hatch, Demerara 19 days, with su ate to Miller & Hot ig Louisa D (Br) Brig Isabel, McLarren, Ant rite ar to Ta ad area aaa ee rl jarring ton) Brien, Nar i aya wi molasses t's V" Onatavia & Co; ¥esed ‘Bit 8 Bishop, (of Harpeweld, Weber, Calparie day with sugar tod 10 M*Gabellay; vowel’ tod i Wine f He cis cattarty, Btataon, Matanaae 34 days, with amar to order; veel 6 Jonas Binith & Go. Aug Hi Peter @ Anderson, seaman, a pave: of New York, aged 25 Yeache Peter HT Crowell Gf Dennis), Crowell, Sydney i . GB, cava with coal to.88 Swain & Son; vewel 18 & Oo. Acht Georgictta (of Ellsworth), scTellison, Jacksonvillo 9 days, hay yellow pine to Alsop $ Weasel to War- 2 Sclir Rightaway, Roslin, Richmond, Va. BeuT earae’Bobaie Palisbary, Virginia, Schr Quiver, Douglas Virginie iF Quiver, Dot nia. Bene Sarah A pouglag, ug Schr Bird of the Wave Wilaon, Schr Belle, Sharrot, Virginia. Sehr Excel, Ludland, Virginia. rson, Schr Mary Hilsabeth | Hea oMeeent tatght, Yaikeo Boy, ‘Huston, P! puis for iaw- Schr Ida 1, Bird, Ph Sehr A O.No ea Bak Pep ia ber Schr Belle Brown, N nd, ec, aay, with granite to the East River I Brida oar ‘veasel to master.” Arrived 26th:— Steamship Morro Castle, Morton, Havana Aug 21, with mdse and passengers to WP Clyde & O The ship Swiftsure, from Toilo, reported the 26th inst, anchored at, Sundy Hook tor orders: reports Sune 17, In 30 178, lon 34 35 E, spoke shin Pride of London, trom Bombay for Livervool, 45 days out; dlat, lat $228 8, lon 29 56 F, ghip Pendray on. from Calcutta, for London, 48 days Out;’ 29th, lat 3535 8,'lon 1760 E, bark Star Queen, from Rangoon lor Falmouth, E, 71 days out; same time, bark Salazie (Fr), from Satiilly for Marsellles, 73 days out; July 4, lat 288, lon 10 87 E, bark St Patric from kya for Falmouth, f, 98 days out; Loth, lat 1257, lon 9 34° W, bark Kishon, from Singapore for Liverpool, 8 da; Aug 1, lat 1145 N, lon W, saw ship Channel Queet from iotto for London, The bark Yreka, (Br), arrived 26th, 1s consigned to He- ney & Parker (not as before Passed wareeek Hell Gate. BOUND sourH. Steamship Chesapeake, Johuson, Portland for New York, with mdso and passengers, Steamsnip Acushnet, eco, New Bedford for New York, with mdse and paseengors to Barling Davis. Selir Prairie Bird (Br, Rathburn, Windsor, NB, for Now York. 10 days, with Blaster to W Borteaux. bea Thomas Morrig, Oliver, East Greenwich for New Schr Maria E Hearn, Palmer, Stamford for New York. Schr L 4 Tolles, McMullen, New Haven for New York. Wd American Chiet, Dean, Reckland tor New York, ‘With lime to Pressey & r Marcus L Wards Pocky, Oyster Bay for Newark. Schr John Kienzle, Murphy, Newbarg for New York. Schr Josephine, Saunders, Newport for New York, yaclit Lillie A Wilson. Stoddard, New Haven for ‘New Schr Wm H Bowen, Golden, Fall River for New York, Schr Kate Callahan, Avery, Stonington tor New York. Schr J R Mitchell, Morrell, Bridj geport for Yonkers Sehr Florence N Tower. Perry, Salem tor New York. Sehr © © Smith, Sadlier, Providence for New York. Schr Nollie Glark, Furber, Eastport tor New York. Schr Mount Morris, Gray, Norwich for New Yor! Schr J R Lane, Fuller, Yarmouth tor New York. Schr George Glendon, Jewett, Harttord for New York, Schr Sarah, Gray, New Haven for New York, Schr Ray, Pollock, New Haven for New York. Schr Ospray, Sutton, Norwich for New York. Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence tor Now Yorx, with mdse and passengers BOUND East. us soamor Tallapoosa (supply), Lieut McRitchie, New York for Bosto Brig Mary Grace (Br), Pettis, New York for Windsor, Schr James W Boyce, Rogers, New York for Taunt Pr ete Bunyven, Robinson, New Brunswick, N for lew Haven, &ehr Wm Todd, Wood, New York for New belay Schr Elm City, ‘Kelly, New York for New Ha: Schr Elizabetli English, English, Blizabethport | for Fall iver. Schr D L Sturgts, Jones, New York for Bridgeport. Sehr Henry Gibbs, Hayes, Philadelphia for Rew Bed- ford. Schr Lottie, Oakley, Elizabethport for Bridgepoy Sehr eee Gatheatt, Trenton for Fail Ri iver. isi Sel ze tts Ma ih, Elizabeth port for Wenecsy pal rt. fete George & Emily, Hutchinson, Port Joinson for ‘ovidence, Schr Bessie Black, Ludlow, New York for St John, N! Scr Liaaie Rayinond, Lord, Port Johnson fer brovi- nent Eliza Pharo, Sherman, Elizabethport for Paw- Lend Georgia B McFarland, McFarland, New York for Bos' Beh ‘Witch Hazel, Prentiss, New York for Provide: Schr Isaac Sherwood, Sweeney, Haverstraw for Paw- icket. Schr W A Forsyth, Taylor, Now York for,Now Schr War Steed, Phinwey, South Amboy for Barone Schr Mary Natt, Barker, ki izabetnport for Fall River, Schr Wm Martin, Gale, Kingston for Boston, Sehr Moses Eddy, Cottrell ew York for Province- tow: Sone Eile, Sammis, New York for Stonington. Bohr Mary B Reeves, Maloney, New Yor for’ Boston. Schr Minquas, Heaney, Port Johnson for Providence. én st MV Cook, Stonenburgh, Philadelphia for Provi- Sehr Amelia, Terry, Philadelphia for Onent, Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York tor Providence. Steamer Electra, Mot, New York tor Providence SAILED. Steamships Algeria (Br), for Liverpool; M Gp, do; Caledonia (Br), Glasgow Napolt (eh dor tame Bremen; Arragon (ir). Briston ke Sieg of Galveston. New Oriea Metropolis, Winn Ze oaene Morping: che Saga jam j WA Farnsworth (ir) alexandri Jucenstown or Falmouth ; Susan Las iE Miller (Br), Demerara; San Pio- "Eastern Star, Georgetown, Dem; St Pierre, Mart ‘bleal, Chatieston; Vessels anchored at antine, outwa — Barks solafide, for Hamburg; Johannes Ryan Doarikr Star of Hope, bantzic: Wega, do; Orion, favre; Elba, va brig Favorit Bremen. a, south west t—Barks lelbets sens. town for orders; Eliza "Bares, Bermuda, cule - Wind at sunset &. Marine Disasters. Banx Amarpa (Ger), Schuits, at Philadel en experienced heavy weather, tad iget some Bare Crirtox (Br), Jacobs, from Li 0 ton, put into Milford’ Aug Bay. phiisndgr bret: Bane LOW NINSHIELD (whaler, of a P; ‘om New Zealand via Parnainbuco for New Bediord, put Into Bermuia Aug 13 in distress, of what nature’ not yo Exporavo (Br), from Richibucto, Avg 18, had been in collision off Holyhead the sane with « bark, outward bound, name unknown; had o; ried away bow rail, jibboom and foremast. Bann Tes, (BD Arueld, from San Francisco April 6, arrived at Harobut Al tuhore neae the latter pore |" “¢e, Beving’ been Baux M. Ps Ree en. (Br), was driven ashore during a gale wane Gyenryixa 3 M-—The cargo of the bark Ota eepnins dadver! doe Liverpool how § M (ital), from Savona for San Francisco, whi Rio Jd Pere epeirp arp leaky, was discharged and A Banx, supposed the Undine, of Chi ras toraly Weceed ot Nore Uae during’ gale we” ake Ria an Rogeame Be, z sy ey cB, aft peony ie eee 269 of CB yy PSI, was wrecked at Cascumpec Som onigh cB i mamnoseeatel attempt was made at, ae water yo ot eae Jane C Russ, provi repo Nigh and dry boat boat Belk ance, from Providence. aa i dry near Cas; tie iil, Her o 8 ve have concluded to dispose of her at auction on Sat next, a btwn y reported naiens at Row" pany En eecad her fer Rech a pone a "aD wa Paes | * captain, ati is unit pet Steg ‘Matinicus, left Portland 2st inst of Gaubatan ins arbor niet ts Ses erie Somm S1iven Sratna (of Harringtor “from Calais fr ee dork, eu run cer on Rnttioket Shoals morn. ee ihe arrived baits LwES, ristol from Phils ia aiooner Braachor te Meine ith head of t fore aud main ceoneae: lowing so heavy could Lot Mar from Bavana and (Geir gob abandgned) sprung, seak took to the Boats H ca fora when landed Setforson, ‘were sont eg Ford Muara su ee vaca marke with $83 mount damay ok ees ete fee ti ngured in the Gloucéster Mutual EV. ‘New York), from Raritan Ri tor Gales “sal ed from = ase ord Haven dist inst and y dgattoyrn with of He om * (Another report hat a of water de gh it SPaRELZ, Which rug on the roqyen inst olf aw 9 days. niture arn ell ih ae Stee he! ha ert axon to “Hlerpemell Hasataes She wat verdad: ea mee gotta Dearead sailed trom chino uh tor ipcanrowm, Aug 25—Schr Acklam, of macnh es Me, tthe Ba sr ashere in mouth be " onMower hathor, bil m . and remains full of waier will not probably be i of 183 ‘tons of coal will be saved; a survey will cy emg? D, July 1—The Thomas Brocklebank, Allen, aa EY ben Rranciase, which put in her % minty, wa abext to tto proceed after caulking an undergoing other sli , when the crew files Gea @ government. fares ih ie ae of which has beea to tain tor very extensive ig stated that the coals wad sodaash ex the DH Dado, Ryne. from Leith for San Francisco, which putin here 12 last, were sold previous to her gailing tor Rio Ja- “ ay Misceligneous. ae The purser of the steamship Russia, from Liverpool, has our thanks for favors. ance ‘Uscus Sam, 141 tons, built in France, belonging at this port, has been sold at about $8500, Scnr Lang hea Us Mystic, has been sold to Capt George bea ot est, for $5,200, [1381NG VesuneB, Ocean Eagle, soley, sailed from New York Feb Il tor Corunna and Lisbon, and has not boy been heard of. The O E was built at Rockla) ef in 1856, rogiatered 318 tons, and was owned in New Gantesy, Ane ‘The American ship Columbus, Ble- then, ister, from Hull, was sately placed in the gy Mook here to-day to undergo some necessary ropa! Notice to Mariners, EAST COAST OF ENGLAND—ALTARATION IM LOWESTOFT HIGH LIGHT. Notice is hereby given @hat about the end of November the ‘character of the Lowestolt High 1 Lian will bo anged from a p20 hy revolving light, showing a flash als be ‘will be ehibited at anelevation of 123 feet water. faxed light wal be Abawm as heretoforo, 24 feet igh light, and will be Visible, from seaward between ne be 8 ng f sw % 8 and SW will De given when the above change is By order, ROBIN se guaaeel Secretar: Trinity House, London, Aug ls, bv 2 NORTH SRA—NETHERLANDS—MAAS RIVER RNTRANCE—UEAD- 73. ING LiGH’ The Netheriands [ Soest pokes has given notice that the channel between yf the canal through the ae of Holland is now inarked by Oya leadin, Late ot 6 upper light is a fixed w! light, elevated aeons 6 pe. on clear weather Mould be seen at : st The tower sie (765 yards from the upper light) is also a fixed white light, elevated 20 feet above the se: ay! in clear weather ah ould be seen at a distance of 7 mi oan a a are dioptric. The upper light is placed: ona wen ig ts ‘ein line lead into the canal, at the entrance of which the depth is 73g feet at mean low water. MEDITERRANEAN—SIOULT—W30r gOOAsR-BUOK IN ALIOATA To mark the pier. building 4 from the breastwork in the Western part of Alicata harbor a buoy has been anchored about ards from tl It ha Ih to wan evap: in stormy weather, and when it im @ ght will be shown froma lantern at- c tached to The uo will be moved out asthe work on the pier Prog Vowols als sailing along the coast must now keep five ca- bles off shore in this part. NORTH ATLANTIC—WEST COAST OF AFRICA—BEACONS IN THE MELLAGOREE RIVER. The Governor of Senegal gives notice that on the 20th of January, 1573, two castiron beacous, painted red and surmounted by a conical ball laced on the banks of rocks between Tannah fentee, Mellacoree Kiver, At a distance of 5 yards north of the southern beacon, Benes iaton, bears N 843g E; W point of Kah- quutulgl, N 7 jottonwood tree on Bellansa nsang Point, Wand the St post of the Pancahs N 2934 distance of 27 yards sath e the Bescon, on inet series bank, Bentee Point bears N 8634 E; Kabquutulol, N 54 E; Cottonwood tree on Bellansang, 8 6134 W, andthe 8 point of the Tannah, N 63 W. Vessels entering the Mellacoree River should keep at least 220 yards to the westward and 160 yards to the northward of the beacon on the southern bal f the beacon on the northern bank is seen bring it to bear in one with the northernmost cottonwood tree on Bentee Point, which wiil clear the southern bank; then, by bringing the same beacon on with Benice Station, the ‘vessel can stand on until within 440 yards of the beacon, OF about two-thirds the distance Between the beaccns, odge off to starboard so as to pass about il) 74 ae rth southward of the north beacon, wheu the left bank of the river may be followed. as it'is sate and igy De approuched close to. Beacons are dry at low water, but at high water their con almost on a level with the water. By order of the Hureau of Navig YMAN, Commodore USN. Hydr ourapher. we Hydrographio Ottice, Washington, DG, August 9, ‘Whalemen. At Bay of Islands May 25, bark Eliza, Dimon, NB, 650 bls op oils, ship ‘callforntar Chase, io’ £00 lary Frazier, Nye, d 10 wh; 8 dames exrnold, Higa 10 gp) 1,000 wh barks Ainion, all, of Auckland, lerlin, sThomas, NB, sp; a0en. ship Euutha O Johor: Gitord, NT ‘Of andon at Norfolic Ieland, April 16, ship Adeline, Marvin, NB; had seen whales but three { mt Ya A letter tron Capt Gifford, of ship Kmma © Joa NB, reports her at Bay of Islands May 31, no oil last re) report—ahi shipping ol. oll. Reports at‘do, bark Merlin, Thomas, nipping ane reports barks Hunver’ Holt, NB, 190. sh Bay of Islands; Abu Barker’ Fotier, ‘doy 103 do doy Niger, Grant, doy hai of a large whale ; Martha, Stanton, do, aid Addison, Sin- clair, do; each a large whaler Bark Rainbow, Gray, of NB, at Bay of Islands May 25, was deserted by three of the crew, who stole one of the boats. Search was being made for the runaways aud they will probably be captured. ‘vin, of NB, was at Bay of Islands May n rain iB) Dbis sp oll, peady’ for ven report of bark’ Pioneer, Tripp, of New Bedford, mu ibe Dbis sp oll, a fow days'since, should have been, Spoken. ect Hannibal, of and for Liverpool! from San Franeis- ae lon 34.03 W, ba thx! ip O ti, Collister, from San Francisco for Ligerbenl a lat 43 N, lon Emima Ich, trom ‘Callao for Valencia, June 23, Aa here eel Kaye, 5 51 dare from Malabrigo for lon Bart Ship Winged Hutter, Small, irom Liverpost for Bor. bay, Saiy lat 7 0 N; lon #7 ‘American sl hip, showine signal letters TRHW, bound on Bark agile (Be, Hol ‘Hotman, f from Bristol for Bull River, oven ee } from gt ‘Stephen, NB, for lion Pine, Pridia, from Havre bd St John, NB, lon gsTP cones, (Br), from —— for Rio Janeiro, July Jat 18 03, lon 35 29. he Rak y Jorgensen, from Bristol for New York, July 80, lay 42, lo: Foreign Ports. Barston, B. Aug 21—Arrived in Kingroad, bark Rock- wood (Br), Delap, Buctouche. N vartived a27th, steamship Lady Lycett (Br), Eratt, New YGmixvA, Aug 7—Arrived, schrs C Il Eaton, Shackford, New York cand safled 19th for Feruandinay’s lata Mol: vik AA al Ban a Sates ‘i nip Po ERBURY IsLAND, ona —Saile revious, Thayer, 8 arrett, Sayan - ‘4 Fataoorn, £, Aug 2—Arrived, bark Ocean (Br), Stmon- son, Matai Hamsvuc, Aug 22—Arrivea, bark Times (Br), Arnold, San Francisco (see Disasters). HALIVAR, Aug 2—Arrived, bark Korsfaver (Nor), Hayre (and sailed 2th for New York); 2dth, brig Ghret tbr Mathiesen, Baltimore; schr Rescae (Br), An- jerson, do, Tailed 26th, steamship Nestorian (Br, Watts (from Quebec), St Pohns, NF, for Liverpool, Mitronp, E, Aug 22—Put in, bark Clifton (Br), vacobs, from Liverpool tor Galveston, leaky. MOVILLE, Aug Teeth rem jmeainehip Europa (Br), Campbell, New York for Glag; MALAGA, Aug 10—Arrived rig Atlan, Powers, Cadiz red'oth, brig Lizzie Zittlosen, Dew, New York. ‘Aug’ 18Sailed, bark Rialto (Br), Mitchell, MonTREAL, Aug Cleared, steamship Polynesian (Br), Brown, Liverpoo!. ‘RNSTOWN, Aug 27, 5:3 AM—Arrivod, steamship gity of Lenin to (Bt), Bynon, New York for ‘Liver poel (ani MBrrived doth, ship Centaur, Foster. San Prancisco Quewuc, Aut 2%—Arrivea, ‘steamship Manitoban (Br), Wylie, Glasgow. Sournamrton, Aug 27—Arrived, steamships Weger (Ger), oan ya New York for Bromén (and proceeded) ; Ta’ sug (Br), Aspinwall. Joux, NB, Aug %—Arrivea, schr Rubina (Br), Se. cord, New York. 1 Pa Steamsnie RosstA.| Antwerp, Ang 13—Arrived, Hate Schiaffino, and 8 A Blaisdell, Mathews, New York: Richard, 0 Pesan, Boston. Satled 14th, Die Helmath, Br it New Vork Arrived at Flushing th, Gynosuren, Robinson, and Ligale Moses, Cox, Fhiladelphia. OW, Aug 15 ‘Sailed, Thorwaldsen, Meadus, Sa ia hailed, Christianiw, Bjonnes, nvtzen, Go; 16th, Nordboen, Olsen, do: from Philadelphia. ‘ari, Claussen, Balti- Al ngr T4Arriv ‘Bigodhouna (9, New You, meta Ie Degachel ‘Now Xork; 18th, Eliza- nite, ore, via. Ardrpesan. Seorwanras ais Rare Jagascar, 10 ye 6 G0; =. New re Sioa Mone ey nee do; Amor Pre- NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1873.—TRIPLE ’ SHEET. Aechs SLAP CREATAS Orleans; Le! Bremen, Helimers, Now, Ot inampion tha , do; Ryerson. Dennis, Sandy Hook! H Shaman Rgsins, New York, ork Yor te, mis qcighbesos, Aug 1¢Salled, Try Again, Davidson, Phila- eigeeeding down the river ith, t W Messer, Hewlett, wean, ‘Aug’ 15—Arrived, Leopoldina, Bauer, New pualie# 15th Tsane fall, Colcord, Matanzas; Alexander, ae ap 13th, Veranda, Caristophersen, for New ba mmAaEN, Aug M—Arrived, Gustav Adolph, Tern- strom, 6 ‘ORONBTADT, August ea America, Bartlett, Bar- py: ‘Passed, Alice Cooper, King, ope eae Se rp. . Borne, Aug 15 Fs Fasiod. "yaad tal trom Antwerp for niiade ann pot ay from Antwerp bir sth, Victor Betis from New York for Riga. Bonuin, au iailed, Aqmete, § New Yor i4— AI Dubrovae! Hall or for ow York; Voner tah aio Rohsto ty ‘oun, Pe ‘froin Hull aya Dara om opis Eo earn? fexbon: 01 oie ORR, Ang. 5 en the Sound, Zolus, Berding, Btethlad Istle "Alice Mf Minott, Lowell (from Geile), Mel- aw Aug, 15—Sailed, Sparkling Wave, Hocken, New Croman, Ser Ane, SAT Berey Levensador, Gaanapes = fed Ath, Ha riareiet P Husecy, Hairden rom New Ore megan, XS wei? 4 Tzngeote Devoto, Per pyri eure 4, roe Mirage os Madre e Figli, Ca Mero, New “hug ii-cArrived, Dolphin, Wallace, New York. Balled I C Hazeltine, Hassell, America. Giasaor, . as , Pennsylvania (s), New York gg rom re ‘uy nets Artived, Carrie Wyman, Cochrane, aot Aug 14—Arrived, Prince Bassan, Gaston, Baltt- more. tenberg, Gerlach, Cardi Hosen 13--Cleared, Gutenberg, ( " i ph ‘Behwe a iat 3 Yan Slecle, Letgiton, ae acre Hedhhin ene 6, Heotah New ork and Wan ae ek New York; Jupiter, Warnken, Phila. elphia. Arrived at do Paint Palermo, Pal Philadelphia; ilar, New Yor “ifmegiroroes, At Reg Arrived albatross, Iversen, Peed ans defatee, StLaarent (3), Roussan, New York; Antelope, Ra} Al poseri ved, alg Barris, Miramichi; ones jalvesto! ay tay Coates, Philadel- eee Hehulwapt Bellyeue, Cutten, york’ vr i, Goruznad: + Dor ee Firth, a ee Pati Sydne ees a0; My. ; ark Firat a iveslo incetor = yaa cipealon hore Phladelpniay' i Bud ‘ut Lith, ith, Contant, Bu Buichare ae RON Burrows pe ivestot @, ‘Brooke, Hes aT Yor! Compbell” Curing, Mobtio; Iéth, Tabor, ‘New Or- gern ludotph 1 ‘Bureh api Dade, Phila Stella, Lockha: Hagen ‘© B; Der Pommer, Richmond. ‘Lombow, Aug i¢—arrived, Wistaria, Miller, Bosto 450 Pes ama ne, Sommer ot Halliday, Ne' fsmalta (8), Ovenstone, do. pe i red Mth, ats, Durham, New York (and sailed q ra vere Gintored out. 14ih, Marmion (9), Barf, for Boston; 15th, Constautine, Creevy, New York. Sailed from Gravesend 14th, ed Evart, New York Lertn, Aug 15—Sailed, Sta: ie Bunker, New Yor! Helios, Hansen, New Zorr. nk vin Nap Aug 10—Arrived, Quickstep, Chase, New a a f Wiad Kodiak, Peters, New York; rel Ira, rr ‘AW liobatien, Jones, Newport; 10th, Clara pied, ‘Aug 12—Arrived, Mary M Bird, Packaf@, herria Smith, New York, "esa te, it sp Temp! are ‘Orbrien, from Phila- deiphin for Antw “on in Lizard dith, gghanna, Bunge. trom Philadel phia for Bremen; 18th,'St Bernard, Reyetina, from Rich- javre. near, ‘Aug S-Arrived, Daniel Draper, Bottone, Ar rian oa Tm bey pads Trombetta, New York (and ofan tor Gonstantinopl ‘Sailed 6th, Daniel Draper Bottone, Venice. QuazxstoWs, 15—Arrived. Rt P Buck, Curtis, Val- Dun ian, Gamble, San Frarclsco; Mero, Bartotoit, 8 New Yor rk; Lions . turner, do do; Marianne ) Ant lo; Laura B, } eri m, Mata: ened Tat ndrea Mignano, Lubrano, Boston, E; 14th, in twe smi, Aug ie Arrived, Adventure, Thompson, Pen- *celied 1dth, Northumbrian, Pigge, Philadel xSruuNBE, Aug 12—Arrlved, Lucy genie. Karg, Srarnx, Aug 12 -Atrived, Humboldt Blanck, New Pea Min Gl Gauerteh, Whitten Te 2 ‘ Stunauas. Aug 1s—Arrived, Galveston, Briard, — Sxvittx, July 4—Arrived, Zuleika, Walsh, New York. Trixstr, Aug 9—Arnived, Alaska, Perry, New York. Ute,’ Aug 1—Arrived, Agata, ‘De ‘Gennaro, “New American Ports. faa Bibra Aug 2%5—Sailed, schr Willard, Smith, Elizabethpo: Bil sailed, achr Daniel 8 Mershon, Leeds, Philadel- hia. POSTON, Aug 2%—Arrived, steamer Panther, Mili Philadelphia: Drigs EH Rich, Paine, Pascagoula (uot, before); Harry, Brown, Baltimore; schrs Hele BD, Potter, Canada Creek, Acorn (Br), Crowell, Kempt, X Eclipse (Br), Chisho!m, Parsboro; J W Bartlett, Baru ett, Pensacola; Hattie N Gove, Merchant, Baltimore ; Charles H Morrison, Smith, do; Edward I Morrison, Lavender, do; Rebecca M Smith, Grace, Ehiladeiphta Mary Haley, Ha: ley, do; Allce B Bassett, do; Willam ‘Slater, Androws, do: Decora Brown, Eilzabethport; Joo Carleton, Has: 's, New York. Below—Schr M. Gikared_—Steamer Blackstone, Hallett: Baltimore via Norfolk; bark Soll Deo Gloria (Ger), Wienandts, New York brig D F Brown (Br), Smith, Port au Prince ; schrs ‘a Laffrienier, Coleman, New Yor lorannan Rose, ew York Ulcer, Baltimore: Gilbert Stanclitt Fray via Westport, Conn; H Willetts Nickerson, Vinalhaven, to load for New York; Adolph Hugel, Wicke, Boothbay. w load for Charlesto! on, ‘Also cleared, bark Azolia (Br). Weston, Constantinople. failed Steninors Hela ant Bluckstoucy bark. Mary McKee started, but anchored in the Roads, where ale re- mained at su Wath—Arrived, ‘steamships Atlas (Br), Gill, Liverpool; Achilles, Colburn, Philadelphia; barks Archer, Hacc ftosurio? Scotland, Baltunore; ‘brig Marsuail’ Dutch, Bonaire. ‘Also Atrived 27th, brigs Ambrose Light, ard B Young, ‘eehaw BaluMOnE, Aug 26—Arrived, steamship Jamaican (Br), Watson, Yampico; bark Lapwing, Benthall, Rio fanciro; schrs Kate M_ Hilton, Stone, Boston; "F tf Odlorne, Crowell, Providence; 'W 5 Jordan, Crowell, Boston; Harry L Whiton, Rich, do; H T Hedges, Harper, Norwich; ‘Sparkling Sea. Baker, Boston. At’ Quaran’ tine—Brij relia (Br), Smith, trom Havata; SV Nichols, Crocker, im Matanzas. Cleare: jarks Ada J Bonner, Welsh, Havana; Ebene- gor (Nor), Gunderson, Dublin; brig Susan (Br), Morine, Bardados; sches WF Green, Pendleton, Providence} Hattie G Dow, Matthews, Boston; Addie ‘food, Corson, Salo; NH Skinner, ‘Thrasher,’ Dighton, Miss; & Whilden, Nichols, Hyannis. Sailed 26th, bark Dirigo, Genoa; 26th, brig Mary A ase, West Indies ANGOR, Avg arrived, sohrs Mand Webster, Went- worth; Lillie 'B french: Guiliver: Rate Walled, Ricks and Storm Petrel, Davis, ‘New York: Cleared—Schr Laura 8 Watson, sargent, New York. BATH, Aug 2i—Sailed, schrs 'B Talbot, and Winner, Philadelphia. 25th—Arrived, feb Ontario, Sprague, and Carrie H Spofford, Bray, New Yor! Walled—"cht Wival, New Yo 26th—Sailed, schrs Sarah C Sith, and Marcus Hunter, Heniey, Fhuigdelphia. PURT, Mo, Aug 23—Salled, schr Eastorn Belle, Bristol, Aug 35—Arrtved, sch Delphi, Allen, Eligs- bethport; Peerlese, Smith, New York; ath, Nathaniel Holmes, Hunt, Philadel; BRIDGEPORT, Auy rived, gcnrs Fila Jano, Al- Jen; Escort, Hawkins; Juila a’ Tate, Tate, and ‘Ann Amelia, Allén, New York; George Edwin, Simmis, Al- bany; Henry skidmore, Elizabethport; Staten Islander, Bubeock; Josephine, Ball, and Fredonia, do; Joseph B Ker, New York, teamer Putnam, Field, New York; ath—Arrived, U! schr Flying Fish, Selleck, do, CHARLESTON, Aug 27—Sailed, steamship South Caro- Jina, Becket, New York sch Mary Mankin, do. yoAbalss Aug 32—Cleared, schr Petrel, Stanley, New 23d~Cleared sehr Trott King, Bradford, Now York, EDGARTOWN, Arrived. steamtug Cora, Pat- tus ten, Tro; schrs Hardscrapbic, Fak ‘New Y York nd Kland; Wm Ht Eyele Mullen, do for Boston: Phillips, Bangor for Fall River: Maria Adelaide, Ke nt, Salem for New York; Albion, Smith, New York for yen GREENWICH, Ang 25—Arrived, schrs Henri- a suse Philadelphia; Belle Seaman, Steelman, on NDINA, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Laura Gertrude, Ris, xen York. RESS MONROE, Aug 27—Arrived, bass Annie Grant Br, Polybank Rio Janeiro for order ir Susan P Thurlow, Taboutt, do do. Passed ii for Baltlnore—Barks Chanticleer, from Car. de} Lula, from Liverpool; and a Norwegian brig ) RIVER, Aug 25—Arrived, seirs Eliza & Rebecca, Port Johnson: Geo Hotchkiss, Koyle, and Mad Anthony: M J Predniore, 3 n, ati JM, Burnett. “Hoboken Prudence, Hulsey Minerva, Brightman Ann Eliza, Caswell; Dainiel Morris, Squi) and Henry Cole, Chadwic ‘port: Spray, Ma ac tin, and storm, ‘stand, Trenton; A. Brow, Chase, MOBILE, Aur 22—Uleared, mat fiunntico, Randiett, iE tite 4D, Aug %Sailed, schr Jas 8 Shindler, sti} BK SFP ang 23—Sailed, bark Gil, Pureza, St wight Aug 23—Cleared, ship Gen Hurlbut, NK Ww ORLEANS, , 28, PM—Arnved, bark John Wil- ‘Fane Otto. OUTHW RST Nicoll, Ki Namnaon, Hise es Wow Srheans and, sane onder. Satled—Steans! FOL! 2 ane Arrived, schrs Gai row, Small, New ork. rive atone Dixie, Raynor, Now "York ; schr ore, Schr Mary Farrow, Small, St Jobn. atta "Xug sailed, schr 8 0 Noyes, Lee, Pe BEDE FORD, Ang So—arrived, A Kate Thomas, Barlow Naw, Yormi Breeze, Bar 8 aasiphia; Jacob Raymond, Bowen, New Fork. % NEWPORT, PM—. ecnrs Telegraph, one Warren tor New York; 6 0 Suites, Phillips, Taun: ton for do, Sailed—Schrs John Wentw: Ként, Rey, Ris J (or Bangor’ Faaitor, ‘oostial veh, rovidence for Ne ies wr fork Decatur Baker, do tor do; Artist. Port agen for Wareham ; Wat 201 Oh jaurice meee Aion It NT Brow ‘Pie Hokey a wg eH ai a endl rat hi reh20n0% toe a erie, gehen a | § Mii HAVEN, Aug 26—arrived, brig Dayliaht, Marks ieee SSS Bay GAMBLE, Aug 19—Sailed, pens: ‘Tanner, aia NPILADBLPHITA. A Ac te ase Caen ‘Gere Beh sat m, Rayne are Pa aera c wetter am i -to-day. se gE ieee am harbos, 2a corived, sohr Bival, Dunton, Gare ds brig Rockland (Br Desmon, Cow Bay, peta Dewick, Hobo! sivas agile fee S200 hark Ree iow Hr Feri, Eaten," a te aor 0; nea ou eit a Hogan, Fanies, Shaws ay are ates Whitney, paket 9 at F ato 3 ship elena Tee ae = heared eens 2B Franklin, and Lizzie Batohel- Aug 2 2%8—Arrived, schr John Stroup, One ‘ schrgD &E lott bray veer ed j Marie Bubop, ae Ellas F Rone, mele Bo VINEYARD HAVEN, Aug SEES ae y Yoke ort eae paged ce oe er ‘do for ” puckspe ae or 8 mtd oekland, Cosa Ware: Bang Johnson for do; Susan, arsport: Bd kee sr Binde, Port ohnion Hingham? Eu nr York for’ Lane's Cove fa; Mar 7, Shields, do far wesouth Atabo; Weel for Plymouth; Boy yD Ta, vlor. Port) Founson for Bang isdon, paneOr for Ne inalhaven for do; ‘Or er, youn 8 Spcntton, a Ss (Br), Tor do ianeoti a Carrie Alice, Richmon do; Mary ann ‘cott, a OE Kiolast. Salem loss of of eek Has 3 of Prise) ahd bhicg grders, PPail River e, (Br) 8t John George B Som Thomas Bix, 3 Snow, Hanhie Westorosk ‘al Delaware, Mair & C1 panmner,” Anna, An: OT Austroin, Mary yields 5a Flora King, Ocean Wave, ‘F\ al Sie Kokena, Laura, Robinson, Cases rie Jon folder (Bp, Ruth Jernice, Keokuk, Abbie, Elvi Olive para Olive W; Brilliant Hariiet Neweil, St ' Elmo, MoLain, ‘Terrapin, Saran J Bright.’ Adelaide Ocean Ranger, Presiden ‘gamucl Rash Clark's akan Haronys Lanesville tor Philadelphia; cra Tnnis in tow ot steamtag Poe of ain, ae Aux 25—Arrived, steamshij ‘ork; barks ietaee Noras Borderux; Riaoiph (Ger), “ie ba yy Steolmai Wind, “Bowman, an i Clements, Hoboken : \—Sailed, schrs Lamar MeLane, New York, ug 35—Arrived, schrs Eenveet A Sargent, aad SB Cunningham, Scoville, E! ay rae ae MI MISC ULANEOUS, reer hte RP POO 3 OBTAINED FROM COURTS of different States:, legal everywhere: no pub Ro fees in advance; advice tree; come coailaee mat Lawe “BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT Braces, Joe al Sreryyhere cause; no Pubife \ BSOLUTE DIVORCE missioner for for every BRIO ING, Broad’ fcien! ;no fee uantll divorbe cranes pvAttorney, 19 Broadway. * —HERALD BRANCH opt BROOKLYN, . corner %. 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